Stella Carey
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Stella Carey is a mountain and cyclo-cross bike racer. She is best known for her accomplishments racing a single speed mountain bike. She began racing in 1994. She turned professional in 1998. She has raced for Nevada City, California-based Kelly Bicycles since 2001. She has twice won the Single Speed World Championships in 2000 and 2002. She is now a math teacher for scotts valley high in California.
[edit] Major wins and placings
- 2004 and 2003 Cream Puff Classic
- Single Speed Champion
- 2002 Single Speed World Champion
- 2002 Hours of Adrelaline Solo World Championships
- 3rd place
- 2002 24 Hours Of Adrenaline Solo National Championships
- 2nd place
- 2002 Shasta Lemurian Classic
- 1st overall (on a one speed none the less)
- 2002 Central Coast CycloCross Series
- 2nd overall
- 2001 NorCal Cyclocross points leader
- 2000 Single Speed World Champion
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